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Nintendo targets Reddit pirates in piracy crackdown (overkill.wtf)

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[–] pivot_root@lemmy.world 1 points 6 hours ago* (last edited 6 hours ago)

I think we both agree on that part. Don't get me wrong here, I 100% am against Nintendo on this one. They aren't entitled to anything, nor can I think of any good reason why one company should ever be allowed to compel another to provide details on their customers/users.

I have zero faith in Reddit on doing the right thing, though. If Nintendo asked nicely and Steve Huffingpaintman thought it would be more financially beneficial to play ball, I expect they would hand it over gift-wrapped with a pretty bow on top.